OpenCode 2.0 is getting a formal unpacking today, some three months after its public beta launch . The sizable architectural upgrade introduces a shared background service connecting its terminal, web and desktop interfaces, alongside a rebuilt API, a new embeddable SDK, and support for running subagents and shell commands in the background. In a blog post published on Monday, Anomaly , the company behind the open-source coding agent, calls the release a “major overhaul,” adding that it drew on the experiences of “millions of daily users” to build a more adaptable system capable of supporting...

Source: The New Stack